Little Annie was born in my basement days before Easter in 1998. She was adopted out at 6 weeks but returned 2 weeks later after owner had second thoughts. I decided then that I would give her a forever home. She was a very cute, petite (5-6 lbs), and affectionate kitty who loved to be held/carried around. She was always ready for bedtime and would curl up with me every night, lots of time burrowing under the covers. She was very social with people and liked to talk (tiny squeek/chirp sounds). Her tail would always curl like a question mark when she walked. She was kind of a loner and only got along with fellow cats Bitt Bitt, Bear, and Nutt. In her life she had 2 surgeries to remove tumors (ear in 2004 & breast in 2012) The breast tumor returned within months. In mid August 2013, she caught a respiratory illness which took her.
A very special Thanks to my little sister, Lisa McCrehin McKown
for sponsoring Annie's memorial.
A very special Thanks to my little sister, Lisa McCrehin McKown
for sponsoring Annie's memorial.
Little Annie was born in my basement days before Easter in 1998. She was adopted out at 6 weeks but returned 2 weeks later after owner had second thoughts. I decided then that I would give her a forever home. She was a very cute, petite (5-6 lbs), and affectionate kitty who loved to be held/carried around. She was always ready for bedtime and would curl up with me every night, lots of time burrowing under the covers. She was very social with people and liked to talk (tiny squeek/chirp sounds). Her tail would always curl like a question mark when she walked. She was kind of a loner and only got along with fellow cats Bitt Bitt, Bear, and Nutt. In her life she had 2 surgeries to remove tumors (ear in 2004 & breast in 2012) The breast tumor returned within months. In mid August 2013, she caught a respiratory illness which took her.
A very special Thanks to my little sister, Lisa McCrehin McKown
for sponsoring Annie's memorial.
A very special Thanks to my little sister, Lisa McCrehin McKown
for sponsoring Annie's memorial.
